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As cryptocurrencies continue to influence the financial service industry and provide users with endless possibilities, bitcoin ATMs have proven to play a critical role in the cryptocurrency adoption process. Bitcoin ATMs convert fiat currency into digital cash, ensuring a seamless transaction experience.

Bitcoin ATMs, which are also called BTMs or bitcoin kiosks, are among the fastest growing industries around the world due to the increased demand for physical cryptocurrency transactions. In the past year, the numbers of bitcoin ATMs have more than doubled from 2,000 to over 4,000 bitcoin ATMs. The expansions of bitcoin ATMs around the world has been attributed to the increasing acceptance and use of bitcoin for financial transactions. Bitcoin ATMs have made cryptocurrency become a popular form of payment in certain parts of the United States.

Although several companies own and operate bitcoin ATMs, BitcoinDepot is currently the largest multi- cryptocurrency ATM operator in the world by leaping from third place to number one in less than a year. BitcoinDepot contributed to the growth of cyrptocurrency ATMs by installing over forty percent of all bitcoin ATMs in the United States and accounted for one-third of all Bitcoin ATM installations around the world in the month of January alone. The previous year experienced an increase in the number of Bitcoin ATMs around the country and further growth has been predicted by market experts, despite fluctuating bitcoin prices.

BitcoinDepot kicked off 2019 by expanding to seven new states; Illinois, Arizona, Nevada, Virginia, Georgia, Florida and California. The company installed a total of fifty bitcoin ATMs since January, increasing the total number of BitcoinDepotATMs installed from 155 to over 200 in about a month according to CoinATMradar competitor chart.

As BitcoinDepot saw the increased demand for bitcoin ATMs in Chicago, the company decided to expand by installing over thirty Bitcoin ATMs in Chicago, Illinois. This is the largest expansion for BitcoinDepot and the bitcoin ATM industry up to date. BitcoinDepot also leads this campaign by providing ZERO transactions fees for using bitcoin ATMs located in this region to increase bitcoin adoption, making it the cheapest way to acquire bitcoin in the world.

However, questions still remain. Will the installation of new bitcoin ATMs in Chicago drive a higher bitcoin adoption rate in the state than elsewhere? Will the access to bitcoin ATMs increase the acceptance to the new cryptocurrencies? The CEO of BitcoinDepot, Brandon Mintz, says his company is “serving a very niche customer base” and believes this will increase bitcoin adoption. The strategic placement of the BitcoinDepot ATMs displays the effort of the company to integrate cryptocurrencies into mainstream locations, positively impacting the adoption of bitcoin.

BitcoinDepot believes bitcoin ATMs are crucial for the acceptance and adoption of bitcoin as it is the vital connection between the underbanked communities to the crypto world. The company believes the new installations of bitcoin ATMs and zero transaction fees will continue to increase bitcoin adoption in the near future and thereby create a larger market for expansion. BitcoinDepot wants to continue to be at the forefront of the bitcoin ATM industry, providing more people with access to bitcoin ATMs to convert fiat currencies into cryptocurrencies in the future.

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